Sentence examples for going to payroll from inspiring English sources

According to the 2015 Annual Training report, total U.S. corporate training expenditures hit $70.6 billion last year, with less money going to payroll, or full-time training staff, and more money going to outside products and services, and technology use on the rise.

For institutions, you have to ask the same sort of question: How are they going to make payroll, unless they all have wonderful hazard insurance or something?

I'd wake up at three in the morning and try to calculate out how I was going to make payroll for the next six months.

"We've come very close to thinking — how are we going to make payroll?" he said.

They're worried about where are they going to get payroll next week".

"We're going to extend the payroll tax - the lower payroll tax -- for a little while.

Are you really going to cut your payroll?

This was the off-season when the Yankees were going to reduce their payroll, but their words produced only guffaws, winks and raised eyebrows.